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Lab | Jupyter Notebook

Introduction

Creating a Jupyter notebook that is well commented and tells the story of your code / project is very important. It will be relevant for your upcoming projects during the bootcamp.

Getting Started

Open the jupyter notebook file main.ipynb in the your-code directory. Inside the file you should do the following steps:

  • In the notebook that you created, introduce someone and her/his holidays preference with a picture and a link to a youtube video of this holiday preference (It can be you :D).
  • Explain the purpose of the notebook with beautiful markdown!
  • Include an index to the relevant sections of your notebook
  • Write a function that inputs the user's name (You or a friend)
  • Add a photo of you or that friend.
  • Write a function that inputs their holidays preference.
  • Add a photo of you or that friend in the holiday destination
  • Add bullet points of the top 3 things that you or your friend like doing in this destination.
  • Try to make the text colorful, bold or italic.
  • Add a link to a youtube video of the destination.
  • Add titles to all sections you have created, and then create hyperlinks from the elements of the index to their corresponding section title.

Deliverables

  • main.ipynb with your responses.

Submission

Upon completion, add your deliverables to git. Then commit git and push your branch to the remote.

Resources

Jupyter Notebooks Markdown Cheatsheet

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